Common use of Delivery of the Products Clause in Contracts

Delivery of the Products. 5.1 Unless otherwise specifically stated, the Delivery Date shall be the date by which the Order shall be made available FCA (Incoterms 2000) at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site, whereupon MSX shall be entitled to invoice RB for Cost of Goods Price in respect of the Products so delivered. An Order may request boxed shipping at an additional handling charge beyond the Cost of Goods Price. No Orders shall be shipped in boxes unless expressly agreed to by MSX in writing. Legal title to the Products and risk of damage to, or loss of, the Products shall pass from MSX to RB upon being made available at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site on the Delivery Date in accordance with Clause 5.7. Any invoices sent to RB under this Clause 5.1 shall specify the Price in respect of the Products delivered, the quantity of Products delivered, the date of delivery and the amount of VAT or other taxes due in respect of the Products delivered, together with any applicable transportation costs (if any) associated with delivery. 5.2 MSX shall not be liable for any delay or failure to deliver hereunder after the Products leave MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site as set out in Clause 5.1. 5.3 Each shipment of Product shall be delivered to RB with: 5.3.1 a Certificate of Analysis and Certificate of Compliance; 5.3.2 in accordance with the Quality Agreement; and 5.3.3 any other documentation required by any applicable rule, law or regulation having jurisdiction over the shipment and supply of the Products. 5.4 RB shall be entitled to reject any Product delivered to RB (or its nominee) without a Certificate of Analysis, Certificate of Compliance or other documentation required under any applicable rule, law or regulation. 5.5 MSX recognises that late delivery of the. Products may have an impact on RB’s obligations to its customers. MSX shall make all reasonable efforts to deliver Products by the Delivery Date requested by RB. The Delivery Date shall be reasonable based on MSX’s production capacity. 5.6 MSX shall manage any mutually agreed upon changes in writing to the Product Specification and the Packaging Specification, whilst maintaining the supply and delivery performance as set out herein. Changes to the Products shall be made with commercially reasonable speed of implementation, and meet the launch timings mutually agreed upon by the parties in writing or required by applicable law or Regulatory Authority. Inventory levels of Raw Materials, Film and the Products are to be communicated at least ninety (90) days prior to the change and usage agreed with RB in writing before the change is implemented. The parties shall agree in writing to the implementation date at least sixty (60) days prior thereto. 5.7 Legal title and risk in the Products shall pass to RB upon being made available FCA (Incoterms 2000) at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site on the Delivery Date. MSX shall fully insure the Products (at a valuation based on MSX’s cost of manufacture plus the cost of API) for as long as they remain at MSX’s risk. 5.8 In the event there is an incomplete delivery of the Products to RB (or its nominee) pursuant to an Order, RB shall notify MSX in writing within twenty-one (21) days, identifying the amount of Product that has not been delivered. MSX shall use commercially reasonable efforts to rectify such incomplete delivery by supplying, the balance of the Products under such Order. 5.9 RB shall inspect and test the Products within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt thereof, and shall be entitled to reject such Products which do not conform to the Product Specification and withhold payment of the Cost of Goods Price for such non-conforming Products by giving written notice to MSX within forty (40) calendar days from receipt of such Products by RB. 5.10 Any written notice of rejection of the Products given by RB shall specify in sufficient detail the manner in which the Products fail to conform. If it is determined by written agreement between the parties (or, in the absence of written agreement of the parties, by an independent laboratory or consultant agreed upon by the parties in writing whose fees shall be paid by the non-prevailing party) that the non-conformity is due to: 5.10.1 damage to the Products caused by RB (or its nominee), including, without limitation, through improper Product storage or transit, after the delivery of the Products to RB (or its nominee), MSX shall have no liability to RB with respect thereto and RB shall promptly pay what is owed for such Products in accordance with the terms of this Agreement; or 5.10.2 the negligence of MSX or breach by MSX of the terms of this Agreement, then MSX shall credit RB’s account with the Cost of Goods Price invoiced for such non-conforming Products (or in the event the Cost of Goods Price has been withheld by RB, waive any right to claim the Cost of Goods Price for such non-conforming Products from RB under this Agreement). RB will either return such non-conforming Product to MSX, or lawfully destroy such non-conforming Products (in each case at MSX’s written option and cost).

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Sources: Commercial Exploitation Agreement (Indivior PLC), Commercial Exploitation Agreement (Indivior PLC), Commercial Exploitation Agreement (Aquestive Therapeutics, Inc.)

Delivery of the Products. 5.1 Unless otherwise specifically stated, the Delivery Date shall be the date by which the Order shall be made available FCA (Incoterms 2000) at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site, whereupon MSX shall be entitled to invoice RB for Cost of Goods Price in respect of the Products so delivered. An Order may request boxed shipping at an additional handling charge beyond the Cost of Goods Price. No Orders shall be shipped in boxes unless expressly agreed to by MSX in writing. Legal title to the Products and risk of damage to, or loss of, the Products shall pass from MSX to RB upon being made available at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site on the Delivery Date in accordance with Clause 5.7. Any invoices sent to RB under this Clause 5.1 shall specify the Price in respect of the Products delivered, the quantity of Products delivered, the date of delivery and the amount of VAT or other taxes due in respect of the Products delivered, together with any applicable transportation costs (if any) associated with delivery. 5.2 MSX shall not be liable for any delay or failure to deliver hereunder after the Products leave MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site as set out in Clause 5.1. 5.3 Each shipment of Product shall be delivered to RB with: 5.3.1 a Certificate of Analysis and Certificate of Compliance;: 5.3.2 in accordance with the Quality Agreement; and 5.3.3 any other documentation required by any applicable rule, law or regulation having jurisdiction over the shipment and supply of the Products. 5.4 RB shall be entitled to reject any Product delivered to RB (or its nominee) without a Certificate of Analysis, Certificate of Compliance or other documentation required under any applicable rule, law or regulation. 5.5 MSX recognises that late delivery of the. the Products may have an impact on RB’s obligations to its customers. MSX shall make all reasonable efforts to deliver Products by the Delivery Date requested by RB. The Delivery Date shall be reasonable based on MSX’s production capacity. 5.6 MSX shall manage any mutually agreed upon changes in writing to the Product Specification and the Packaging Specification, whilst maintaining the supply and delivery performance as set out herein. Changes to the Products shall be made with commercially reasonable speed of implementation, and meet the launch timings mutually agreed upon by the parties in writing or required by applicable law or Regulatory Authority. Inventory levels of Raw Materials, Film and the Products are to be communicated at least ninety (90) days prior to the change and usage agreed with RB in writing before the change is implemented. The parties shall agree in writing to the implementation date at least sixty (60) days prior thereto. 5.7 Legal title and risk in the Products shall pass to RB upon being made available FCA (Incoterms lncoterms 2000) at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site on the Delivery Date. MSX shall fully insure the Products (at a valuation based on MSX’s cost of manufacture plus the cost of API) for as long as they remain at MSX’s risk. 5.8 In the event there is an incomplete delivery of the Products to RB (or its nominee) pursuant to an Order, RB shall notify MSX in writing within twenty-one (21) days, identifying the amount of Product that has not been delivered. MSX shall use commercially reasonable efforts to rectify such incomplete delivery by supplying, supplying the balance of the Products under such Order. 5.9 RB shall inspect and test the Products within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt thereof, and shall be entitled to reject such Products which do not conform to the Product Specification and withhold payment of the Cost of Goods Price for such non-conforming Products by giving written notice to MSX within forty (40) calendar days from receipt of such Products by RB. 5.10 Any written notice of rejection of the Products given by RB shall specify in sufficient detail the manner in which the Products fail to conform. If it is determined by written agreement between the parties (or, in the absence of written agreement of the parties, by an independent laboratory or consultant agreed upon by the parties in writing whose fees shall be paid by the non-prevailing non­prevailing party) that the non-conformity is due to: 5.10.1 damage to the Products caused by RB (or its nominee), including, without limitation, through improper Product storage or transit, after the delivery of the Products to RB (or its nominee), MSX shall have no liability to RB with respect thereto and RB shall promptly pay what is owed for such Products in accordance with the terms of this Agreement; or 5.10.2 the negligence of MSX or breach by MSX of the terms of this Agreement, then MSX shall credit RB’s account with the Cost of Goods Price invoiced for such non-conforming Products (or in the event the Cost of Goods Price has been withheld by RB, waive any right to claim the Cost of Goods Price for such non-conforming Products from RB under this Agreement). RB will either return such non-conforming Product to MSX, or lawfully destroy such non-conforming Products (in each case at MSX’s written option and cost).

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Sources: Commercial Exploitation Agreement (Indivior PLC)

Delivery of the Products. 5.1 Unless otherwise specifically stated, the Delivery Date shall be the date by which the Order shall be made available FCA (Incoterms 2000) at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site, whereupon MSX shall be entitled to invoice RB for Cost of Goods Price in respect of the Products so delivered. An Order may request boxed shipping at an additional handling charge beyond the Cost of Goods Price. No Orders shall be shipped in boxes unless expressly agreed to by MSX in writing. Legal title to the Products and risk of damage to, or loss of, the Products shall pass from MSX to RB upon being made available at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site on the Delivery Date in accordance with Clause 5.7. Any invoices sent to RB under this Clause 5.1 shall specify the Price in respect of the Products delivered, the quantity of Products delivered, the date of delivery and the amount of VAT or other taxes due in respect of the Products delivered, together with any applicable transportation costs (if any) associated with delivery. 5.2 MSX shall not be liable for any delay or failure to deliver hereunder after the Products leave MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site as set out in Clause 5.1. 5.3 Each shipment of Product shall be delivered to RB with: 5.3.1 a Certificate of Analysis and Certificate of Compliance; 5.3.2 in accordance with the Quality Agreement; and 5.3.3 any other documentation required by any applicable rule, law or regulation having jurisdiction over the shipment and supply of the Products. 5.4 RB shall be entitled to reject any Product delivered to RB (or its nominee) without a Certificate of Analysis, Certificate of Compliance or other documentation required under any applicable rule, law or regulation. 5.5 MSX recognises that late delivery of the. the Products may have an impact on RB’s obligations to its customers. MSX shall make all reasonable efforts to deliver Products by the Delivery Date requested by RB. The Delivery Date shall be reasonable based on MSX’s production capacity. 5.6 MSX shall manage any mutually agreed upon changes in writing to the Product Specification and the Packaging Specification, whilst maintaining the supply and delivery performance as set out herein. Changes to the Products shall be made with commercially reasonable speed of implementation, and meet the launch timings mutually agreed upon by the parties in writing or required by applicable law or Regulatory Authority. Inventory levels of Raw Materials, Film and the Products are to be communicated at least ninety (90) days prior to the change and usage agreed with RB in writing before the change is implemented. The parties shall agree in writing to the implementation date at least sixty (60) days prior thereto. 5.7 Legal title and risk in the Products shall pass to RB upon being made available FCA (Incoterms 2000) at MSX’s loading dock at the Manufacturing Site on the Delivery Date. MSX shall fully insure the Products (at a valuation based on MSX’s cost of manufacture plus the cost of API) for as long as they remain at MSX’s risk. 5.8 In the event there is an incomplete delivery of the Products to RB (or its nominee) pursuant to an Order, RB shall notify MSX in writing within twenty-one (21) days, identifying the amount of Product that has not been delivered. MSX shall use commercially reasonable efforts to rectify such incomplete delivery by supplying, the balance of the Products under such Order. 5.9 RB shall inspect and test the Products within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt thereof, and shall be entitled to reject such Products which do not conform to the Product Specification and withhold payment of the Cost of Goods Price for such non-conforming Products by giving written notice to MSX within forty (40) calendar days from receipt of such Products by RB. 5.10 Any written notice of rejection of the Products given by RB shall specify in sufficient detail the manner in which the Products fail to conform. If it is determined by written agreement between the parties (or, in the absence of written agreement of the parties, by an independent laboratory or consultant agreed upon by the parties in writing whose fees shall be paid by the non-prevailing party) that the non-conformity is due to: 5.10.1 damage to the Products caused by RB (or its nominee), including, without limitation, through improper Product storage or transit, after the delivery of the Products to RB (or its nominee), MSX shall have no liability to RB with respect thereto and RB shall promptly pay what is owed for such Products in accordance with the terms of this Agreement; or 5.10.2 the negligence of MSX or breach by MSX of the terms of this Agreement, then MSX shall credit RB’s account with the Cost of Goods Price invoiced for such non-conforming Products (or in the event the Cost of Goods Price has been withheld by RB, waive any right to claim the Cost of Goods Price for such non-conforming Products from RB under this Agreement). RB will either return such non-conforming Product to MSX, or lawfully destroy such non-conforming Products (in each case at MSX’s written option and cost).

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Sources: Commercial Exploitation Agreement (Aquestive Therapeutics, Inc.)